It inspired me to find a way to get in the way.
And I got in trouble. Good trouble. Necessary
trouble. Hello. My name is Jeff Welch. I am the
showrunner, producer, writer for Starship Resilience.
On this festive day, I thought it would be nice
for us to take a moment and stop to acknowledge...
the people who really make this show possible.
That would be you, our fans, our followers, curious
listeners who tune in every now and then on your
favorite podcasting app. You have made this show
possible, and I wanted to take a moment to say
thank you and to wish you a Merry Christmas.
But not only myself, a few members of the cast
have decided they would like to also share a
holiday message with you. Hello, everyone. This
is Clayton. I just wanted to take a moment to
thank you for listening and supporting the show.
Being part of this cast has been an absolute
joy, and it means a lot knowing that these stories
connect with so many. No matter which holiday
you celebrate, or if you're just enjoying this
season, I hope this time of year brings you peace,
warmth, and something to smile about. Lieutenant
Gazig, to all who follow our mission, and lend
us their ears, we thank you. May the season find
you steady, supported, and ready for the profits
that lie ahead. And this is Ura Jakoth The turning
of the seasons reminds us that every ending carries
a beginning. Wherever you are, may this time
bring you balance. And may the next chapter treat
you well. Happy Holidays! Hi, my name is Amy
Welch and I voice the computer on Starship Resilience
and I just want to wish everybody a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year. This is Mike
Hanson. I'm lucky enough to portray Admiral Kilgallon,
wishing you and all of yours peace, love, and
prosperity in this holiday season, and all the
other seasons, really, just in general. And from
Admiral Kilgallen, may you have the hindsight
to know where you've been, the foresight to know
where you are going, and the insight to know
when you have gone too far. Hello, everyone.
It's Dr. Elizabeth Flint. Happy Christmas and
happy holidays and all that good stuff. And may
you celebrate with your loved ones, your family,
your friends and see you in the next year or
new year, I should say. Happy holidays. This
is Ensign Mead wishing you a Merry Christmas
and a happy holidays. From the Resilience Medical
Team. Hi, Gareth Bowley here, Tony the Bartender,
wishing you all a Merry Christmas. Um, so I'm
Stephanie Knox. And I'm Patty Knox. I play T
'Val, ship's counselor. And I play first mate
Cheriega Doth. And we're here to wish you a happy
holiday. Hello everyone, it's Mira. I play Lieutenant
Josephine Miriam Cold, known as Mia in Starship
Resilience. And I first of all just would like
to thank you, dear listener, for enjoying the
show. And I wish for you to keep on coming back,
as we do have plenty more adventures to share
with you in the future. And as we are entering
this festive season, I just would like to send
you the best wishes. And also wish you a happy
new year. And also I would like to greet you
in my own language. Wszystkiego najlepszego z
okazji świąt i nowego roku. I widzimy się niedługo.
See you next year. Mia out. episode one. This
show came out of an unpublished novel that I
had written and decided to turn into a podcast
with the encouragement of my wife, Amy. A year
ago, I had no idea what this would be and what
this would become. A year later, and I am overwhelmed
by the response that we've seen to the podcast.
This has brought a little light into my life
and into my family's life. This podcast has brought
together an unlikely group of strangers spread
across nine time zones, three different countries
to come together and create a story based on
Star Trek. In a time when it seems like people
are trying their best to divide us, it's stories
like these that give us hope for the future.
that we can come together and make something
good out of what's happening. I know myself personally,
I have thoroughly enjoyed working with everybody
on this podcast. They have given me a lot to
think about and a lot to laugh about. And I can't
imagine what my world would be like without having
them in my life. And so to them, to you, I say
Merry Christmas. Happy holidays, happy festivus,
happy solstice, whatever you celebrate. May the
spirit of IDIC, of infinite diversity and infinite
combinations, bring you joy and hope for this
holiday. Merry Christmas from the crew of The
Resilience. Star Trek and all related Marks,
Logos, characters are solely owned by CBS Studios
Inc. Necessary Trouble Productions, StarshipResilience
.com, the promotion thereof, and this fan production
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Trek franchise, and is a non -commercial fan
-made audio drama intended for recreational use.
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